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Sonora Cinematic have launched this free pack filled with sounds that “shimmer with tension, mystery and wonder”. Drift was born from an ambitious orchestral recording session for a forthcoming virtual instrument.
Physical Audio’s new Tetrad soft synth uses a combination of physical modelling and granular synthesis to recreate the sound of the sculpture-based synth installation featured on composer and transmedia artist Gadi Sassoon'sModes of Vibration album.
OCELOT Octaver can be used to add some low-end weight to kick drums and basses, brighten up lacklustre synth sounds and more, all while incurring minimal latency and CPU load.
VSL have just announced the launch of a new, packed-down version of their library Synchron Fazioli F308 library, which captures one of the world’s largest grand piano models.
Despite its compact size, the H5studio is equipped with the largest mics used on a Handy-series device, offers 32-bit floating point recording and supports sample rates up to 192kHz.
Pro Tools 2025.6 features integration with Splice, a new AI-powered Speech-to-Text function, support for a number of industry-leading post-production tools, MIDI Editor improvements and much more.
Sonicware's latest LIVEN synth has been built around a new Acoustronic Flux Oscillator engine that creates sounds using a blend of acoustic and electronic sources.
The latest arrival to Universal Audio's range of virtual instruments delivers a powerful soft synth that's been inspired by the bold and gritty character of classic analogue synths.
With the launch of Synthesizer V Studio 2 Pro 2.1.0, Pro Tools users will enjoy tighter integration between DAW and plug-in, along with a number of other enhancements and improvements.
Aiming to offer an alternative to running multiple plug-ins, Vocal Studio makes it possible to quickly explore and audition a range of vocal sounds while still retaining full control over every detail.
The latest arrival in the Schulz Audio range is a powerful new dynamics plug-in that provides producers, engineers and musicians with some precise signal-shaping capabilities.
Capable of blending up to four custom sound sources, Drop Pad 3 retains the intuitive drag-and-drop operation of its predecessor, but delivers a range of enhancements and new features.
